The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-07-27


Mrs. FRANK WILEY and two daughters
of Swampscott, Mass. are visiting her hus-
bands parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wiley,
on Bailey avenue. Leander Wiley of
Charlestown, Mass, is visiting his brother,
A. S. Wiley.
Mrs. A. f. Towns and Mr. Herbert Eatons
place as steward and stewardess of the Yer
mont Methodist Seminary for the ensuing
year. Mrs Town returns to her old home
in Marshied.
THE executive committee of the Seven
teenth Regiment Reunion Association is to
meet at the Van Ness House, Burlington,
on Thursday, July %, at eleven o'clock A.
NJ, to make arrangements for their second
annual gathering.
AT a recent meeting of the board of
bailiffs it was determined to employ a man
skilled in the business to trim the village
trees. Some correspondence has been had
and this much-needed work will doubtless
soon be neatly done.
GEORGE w. Colby and w. w. Noyes are
each in receipt of a cane from General L. S.
Peck cut at the Bloody Angle battlefield of
two feet in diameter that was severed by
minie-bals during that terrible battle.
HARRY G. DEwING has returned from
Boston, having been compelled to resign his
position on the Globe on account of rheu-
matte troubles He is not fully decided
about his future plans, but will endeavor to
recruit his health for a time before engaging
in active work.
COLONEL f. II. PHELPS zone of the lead
ing real estate men of Kansas City, and wife,
Miss s. j. Bailey of New York city and
Charles Wilson of Natick, Mass. have been
stopping for a few days at Mr.. Morton Mar
wins. They were delighted with Mont
pelier scenery.
Mrs. CHARLES BOOTH of st. Johnsbury,
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman and child, Mr.. and
Mrs, Howard of West Randolph and Janus
Crossett and family of Berlin are enjoying
life at Maple Camp, near Berlin pond. Last
Sunday they entertained about forty Wis
itors from different localities.
Mrs. C. f. CAUsTIc and daughters are
sojourning at the pleasant resort of Mr..
DbcNditi near thS VI pOuu, anu
like all other summer boarders who have
been there, speak very highly of Mrs. Stew
arts culinary art, the boating, salubrious
air and other pleasant features.
LETTERS uncalled for at the Montpelier
(Vt) post-office July %, 1887:
Miss Ellen A. Badger, Martin Berel
Miss Susie Devine (2), Chas. Mitchell,
Mrs. Helen Ryan, A, II. Sabin Esq,
Miss Lizzie White, William Ward, ESQ.
Parties applying for any of the above must
say " advertised " and give the date.
GEORGE w. WING, Postmaster.
HARVEY WEIGH, Huber Brewer, Henry
Farwell Carlos Bancroft, Will Brock,
Richard Hyde, Rob. Wilson, Levi Bixby
and Fred Shepard, who have been camp
ing at Highgate Springs, returned home
last Monday Arthur Baker came home
Tuesday and II. D. Hopkins, Jr., will re-
turn next Friday.
DIR. Cross leaves this place Thursday, the
2Sth instant for Laconia, n, H.. to attend
the reunion of the New Hampshire veterans
at the Weirs. The doctor was lieutenant
colonel of the old fighting Fifth" and ex-
poets to meet many of his old comrades.
He will return to Montpelier on or about
the 25th of August
AT meeting of the stockholders of the
Montpelier Baseball Association, last even
ing, new board of directors was elected, as
follows John III. Senter, Fred Spaulding
and Carroll p. Pitkin. Fred Spaulding was